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Adds the id property explicitly when updating a blog entry in the state to ensure consistency and prevent missing id values.
Enhanced URL normalization by replacing 'https://' with '/' in blog entry links. Added validation in genEntry to throw an error if the blog ID is invalid, improving error handling and robustness.
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This pull request updates static HTML files to fix blog post links and update the main JavaScript bundle reference across the site. The most significant change is correcting the URLs for individual blog posts so they now point to valid, descriptive paths instead of
undefined.Blog functionality and content:
<noscript>and main React root ofblog.htmlto use correct, human-readable URLs (e.g.,/blog/The-Four-Principles-of-Accessibility-POUR) instead of/blog/undefined, ensuring users can navigate to individual posts as expected.These changes improve site navigation and ensure the site uses the most recent frontend code.